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San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25

The jubilee has commenced, the
bells are ringing, pealing out their
pean of Joy at the consummation OF
Fifty years of glorious reign"
America, France, Germany, Italy
all the great nations of the earth,
and the small ones also, unite in the
verdict that it has been ga glorious
reign
Holo has Il been q glorious reign?
That is the question which stares us
weigh the subject carefully in our
minds, and then-sum it up.
During the early part of this
glorious reign" everything went
along smoothly because trade was
good, and Victoria's loUing subjects
had not yet learned that their dear
queen was useless incumberance.
With the exception of those whose
religion brought them under the
ban of her displeasure by reason of
her ignorant biggotry, the Unborn
prejudice and tyranny of the Guelphs,
all were contented up to the middle
portion of her reign, since which
time trouble has been brewing on
all sides.
About twenty-five years ago
"a change came Ger the spirit of the
dream
The people of England awoke,
opened their eyes to the folly of sup
porting
"This useless infiation.'
When we say the people, we allude
to the " toilers and spinners," not
the titled loafers; were it not for
these and their metallic influence,
the people would have long ere now
cast off the yoke of royalty and
oppression.
During one year and half out of
this
Fifty years of glorious reign"
under the very eyes of the queen t,Uo
and halt millions of peopIe, or one
half The population Of Ireland starred
TO death. During those eighteen
months there was plenty in England,
Scotland and Wales, but the ministry
blocked the passage of the channel
with barrier of red tape, while
''This great Queen
to whom numerous appeals were
made,
This mother of her people
allowed her Irish subjects to rot and
die by the roadsides, when all she
had to do was to lift her little finger
to save them.
Put that in your pipe and smoke
it, you ignorant !" lickspittle, whose
favorite and only argument is
We'll, she's good Queen, there never
was q better" II
Had you and yours been perse-
cuted during her
"Glorious reign"
4
as the unfortunate Irish have been, s
You would change your tune. Hav- v
ing no positive proof against the Il
woman's domestic character, we say ii
aothing anent the same, but the G 6
mole world has proof, that as tc
foman she is cruel, biggoted and Sc
ana as queen she is far !
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25
NONE IN THE APPLES.

He had bought small box of figs from
fruit and peanut vender on Woodward
avenue, when his eye was arrested by the
sight OF some apples. and he asked:
Are they nice?"
"Werry MICA. -
s'All sound?"
"Yes'
"Sure there are no worms in them?''
"Oh, VERY, very surn. ALI thu worms
60 into de boxy of figs"
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25

Information or general interest will be thankfully
received from any part of the State All comlnuni-
cations for publication, when accompanied with the
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

No person Is authorized to collect money for bill
due the VINDIcAroR unless he can produce writer
authorization signed by the prop ietor
J. +. BROWN & co.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25

FRAUD and corruption have long
been rife in San Francisco, have
got bold in fact from long usage and
immunity from punishment. Owing
to the exertions of two city papers,
however, the Daily Examiner and
the San Francisco V1ND1cAroR, who
have set themselves most assiduously
to the task OF roofing out the evil.
For the last two months many
swindles in high places have been
investigated-yes, and in low places
too, very low places.
We have reason to believe that the
Grand Jury are not quite done get,
with some of the little frauds to
which we have drawn their attention,
and we would inform these GENTLE
our aoorh Of exposure.
The Examiners exposure of the
Clarks-father and son-will be no
less beneficial in its effect than our
own of "the rotten police system"
and its workings. The Clarks, hav-
ing grown old in sin and confident
of everlasting immunity, the Eram-
iner considering that both of them
had been " pulling the wires" too
long, resolved to " break up the
game.
The public may prepare themselves
for many more exposures of a similar
nature during the term of the present
Grand Jury, were it not that so
much of our limited space is occu-
pied this week with subject attract
ing such worldwide attention, we
would herewith dish up red-hot
sensation which is bursting for pub
licity, so much so, in fact, that we
require to keep it under chain, pad
lock and strong guard so as to
retain possession until next week.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25

Book and lob Printing. All kinds at
the office OF the - TfndfcatOr.-
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25

The jubilee has commenced, the
bells are ringing, pealing out their
pean of Joy at the consummation of
Fifty wears of a olnrinns reign ,,
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25
FLoTSAM.
By THE OCTOPUS.

Mrs. Snooks the peanut woman has been
a good wife and mother. She has brought
up large family of boys and girls respect
ably, and when ever she heard of anyone
being in want of food she did not lend a
deaf ear and let Them die of hunger. oh no.
She stinted herself TO assist them. Having
reigned over her peanut stall for fifty
years, she intends holding jubilee next
week. We make this announcement foI
the benefit of the proprietor of Woodward
Gardens, in case he should feel inclined
to lend them for the occasion, and for that
of those who are SO fond Of attending such
deliberations.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-06-25

Mr., MeAtee. q resident of Valencia street
had his house burglarized while attending
the jubilee farce at Woodwards Gardens
Served you right, Mac, that will teach yol
not to make an ass Of yourself again.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04
"A FEM N {.

Ces Am6.ieains! ils % pepsant qa'au cal =
cu1, mSme IN Dilieu do leurs plaisirs. Der.
MD semsut, ..un banQuier o r6pOndo dc u
manibrs suiva0te 4 une sabt6 an beaS sexe:
La femme-e0mme on s'efiOvee de noe
jours D changer IL condition sOciale de 10
fsmme-N Get bon De II c0nsid6rer un
point do vue sciensi6que. Arithm&tiQne-
mont pasiant, ellie aionts y nos plaisirs,
diminue' nos peines, multiple nos
joies, divise nos trosbles, ct 'quadrupie
noe sl6peuaes. COoaid6r6e 1 nm point do
vus geOgrap phiGue. dans sou .an6sfdSen,' ~
femme M pas de- passll6les,' OF - tr0uve
dana 10 gone temp6r6e,' maia sujette des
zones torride' ct glaciale.' !Th6ologiQue-
ment, cOmpas6e avec 10 grand rocher abrup-
te do rhumaDit6, h femDe ess IN dia.
mant.' Gram@aticalemeDs parlant, n
femme est On nom propre,' ,toujours II
premiere persoone,' 10 devrait jswAis 6tse
~ singulisr,' do genre f6minin,' ijamais
compsratif,' 6tant incomparable. tOujours
au supsrlatif,' ct u plus souveut 'imp6ra-
tif on 'subjOuctif
Inutils do dire QUO rauteur do 10 boutade
est IN vieux garcOn. Quelle eDgeance |!
Terminons par les hommes. lie ressem.
bleot an 'tl6'. On 10 connait, bisn sou.
vent, leur valeur' ct leurs 'qualit6s,' que
lorsqu'ils ont 6tS 6chaud6s!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
eDITeUR.ReDAcTeuR.


81 Jetais un petit papillon
Tout petit, tout gentii, tout mignon,
Js voudrais que razur de mon ale
Resplendit da feu do ta pruuelle.
81 JStais un folktre oiseau -mouche,
Je voudrais me poser sur ta bouche,
Don't le rose est semblable / Il Aeur
Empruntant du carmin b couleve.
81 Jstais ls parfum de riris,
Je voudrais le soir, quand tn souris
Dams un reve, enivrer ct surprendrs
Les soupirs de ton cDur chaste ct tendre.
81 Jetais un garcon de vingt ans,
Je voudrais, au retouI du printsmps,
CONNIE un lys qui - bsrce ct voltige,
Attirer tes regards vers ma tge.
81 ystais smanS du ssphyr,
Js voudrais pres do toi parcourir
Lair encor schappS Dc rhaleine
Do to bouchs adorable ct sersine.
81 yStais Syrius dams 4 mutt
Flsmboysnt, 10 voudrais CONNIE Il luit
Rayonnsr do fSclat don't scintills
Ton oil bleu qui CONNIE un astrs brille.
81 TStais un rayon de solsil
Souriant, plein d'Sclat sans parsil,
j. voudrais radieux t'apparaitrs
Das laurore / txavers Il feuetre.
ST. TAxxANY.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04

autTe ambitieux de Charter, rOisillOn
n'avait PAS etc secOuru 4 temps. Pata.
,0uf, ramass6 sur. lui.m6me, avec des
movements saccades de Ia tete ct des
grondements de satisfaction, d6vOrait
"a prOie sur place.
P0tor, excite par Andre, casa les
reins au chat dun seul coup do ses
crOcs formidables.
Andre ent peur en- v0yant ce qua.
vait fait P0tOr son instigation; ct
croyant dissimuler M faute en- faisant
disparaitre le corps du DELFT, II prit Pa.
tapouf par ID queue ct le lanca par .dos.
sus le mur.
De Pautre cot< du mur uue voix de
femme cria: "Quelle horrsur Et
CONNIE Andre se sauvGt vers la mai.
son, II % trouva en- face de son pore ct
do % mAre que les aboiemeuts de Potor
svsient attires.
Lee voisins, qui aimaient besucoup
Ieur chat, ct etaient dun caractAre
" susceptible >. pr6teWdiressa quo ron
await attire Patapouf exITAs pour le
6sire d6vorer par Potor. CONNIE iis ne
voulurent accepter nj explicatiOns nj
excuses, lee deux families cessArent de
- reudre visite ct meme do % Asiner.
Et CONNIE II fallut prendre le temps
dc changer Andre de costume, IL arriva
40 lyc6e sans lecous, sans devoirs ct
sans excuses, ct tut co0damu6 4 passer
le jeudi suivant 90 retenue.
Tout celia pourtant ne serxit pas o..
rive si l'oisillon ne se fat pas laiss6
aveugler par rambition.
Dieu nous garde de rambition ct des
smbitieux!
j. GRARDIN.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04
CONNIE an Colisee, le prix de 10 course D
pied tut un dee plus recherch&s,

CONNIE an Coliske, ls priz de Ia course .
pied tut un dee plus recherch&s.
PhiI0nide, celebro cOurenr d'Alexandre,
franchissait en- 90 JOUR 1888 Kilometres, lcs
coursiers r0mains fOurnissaient or,linaire.
ment nne carriAre de l6 miles A rheure.
De nOs jours. 10 capitains Braday paria
do faire 1000 miles On mile heures; il re-
vint 4 Newmarket, ayant gagn6 son paii en-
quarants deux j0urs an lieu dc Quarxnte.
Gig. On salt que 10 mile anglais 6quivaut
600 metres.
II ya QuelQues aun6es, uno sOcietS QUO
N. do Lesseps hOnore do son haut patrons.
e, s'est f,Nd3s 4 Paris sous 10 nom de
Racing Club. Ellie pour bot 10 vulRarisa.
ton dee courses 4 pied. Tous Ice diman
cl'cs a'atin, ellie tient s6ancs dams 10 jolis
prairie qui s'6trnd devaut 10 cercle dee ps.
tineurs al BOis do BOalOgne. Lea cOur.
siere sont dee jeanes geus don't In presque
tOtalit6 appartieut au mrilleur monde.
C'rst an d6licieux spectacle, don't nous ne
aauriOua trop engager nos lecteurs 1 % rs.
galer, QUO do yOir cote belle jeuoesse
s'exercer fraschensent au Milieu dee cen.
teurs vivi6antes do BOis; certss, CO neat
pas pour Importance du pri1. qui cOnsists
6nalement en- QnelVnes bibslOts, c'est bien
pour rhOnneur que lee concurrcnts lutteut
avec On tel advancement.
Mais quelle gymnastiqne excellente, ct
Quel app6tit on rapp0Tte do HI pour le de-
jouner! Nest-ce pas plus recOmmandablc
ct plos intelligent Que do s'asseOir autour
d'0n tapis vert, ct do courir aprAs s0n ar-
gent, on do tomber do fatigue, apr2s une
nait pass6e 90 bal dams on salon surchau6S! !
EDMOXD HEssE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04

On dIsigns spScialem~ut soas CO nom lee
habitants de- 10 region 10 plus hyperb0r6en.
No de- rAwAriQue do Nora, "a dslA du Ger.
Gle Polaire ct des mo0tagoes Rneheasss.
Les meillsurs renseiGoe0ents Que uous
ayons sur eux vienneot dun ancien mis-.
siounaire, n. Petitot, qui d., u y . one
siugtaine d'ann6es, plusieurs tentatives
pour 6vane6liser css tribus encore idolA.
tres, ct leur . c00sacs6 % ousrago sp6cial
(Les Grasds Esqsimess).
C~s tentativea n'Oot pes 6t6 houreuses |;
N. PetitOt . 6t6 trois fois oblig6 do 70.
brOussee chemin, rencontrant des obstacles
insurmoutables dams ID sigueur atroce do
climst ct dams 10 caraetere non moins
stroce Dc ses indigSnss. Lee DiHdj1 90
Losckesx, iss Dts1 ou "Gens do bout dn
monde psuplades lmitrophes, msis Dc
langue OF Do race differences, OF d6jA ehris.
tianis6ss, sont do pstits augea auprAs Do
ces Grands Esquimaux dit 7ekigl;l. Csus-
IA sont::voleurs, superstitieax, qusrelleurs =
rexcea, tOujours prats ! jousr du eouteau,
cousid6raut lee prSeres europ6sas eon@s
dee aOrciers mauileetaats.
L'hivsr, II Eaut couches pSis msis avse
eux dane dee eapAees de tesvists cseus<s
dana 10 g;acs ct 10 neige, 0a Ton risQas
d'stre asphysik, ct pendant 10 eourte cal.
con d'6t<, ID eontr6e devieut un lac imu,en
%, oa 10 navigation est dee pine dangereu.
sss, ! cause dee asbres aOftants que lee
Asnses, dsscendns des montaGnes Roeheu.
49,, clasrieot 1 i'Oc6an Glacial. II = %.
core uo genre dc peril dc touts autre uata.
re-. Les Grandes Esquimandes cont moline
ladies one Ton 10 croft g6o6ralement, en-
juger par IN croQu.s pris ssus doute pen.
dant r&tS. Elles sont do plus hospitali6res
1 psxeAs, ct trouvent fort mauvais Qu'on
d6daigne leurs charmes sous n'imposte qucl
pr6tsIte. C'eat probablemeot II uue dee
raisons Qoi ont d6termioS l'autosit6 sup6-
rieare sccl6siastiQus 1 interdire ees ME.
sious jusqa'A mouvel ordss.
Msis lee p<r6grinatio0s Do Iab66 Psti.
tot mont 6t6 pee du 0Oims sAns psodt pour 10
science. II sapport6 dee reoseignemouts
curisuy cor eette r6giou encore presQue IN.
sxplorke da Makensie, do rAudesson, do
So TeArS Esdiass 90 "6eaves des poi:.
soas iacounaa," sur leurs habitauts, qui,
sous plas d'au rapport, reseembleGk asx
ChinOis, aax Japonais, aus Mongols.
II meme recueilli asses do mote Do leur
laness pour former On vocsbulaire. Cstts
lanSus n'est pas msins r6barbativs Qoe 10
cli9at lee ooms do riviArss, d. montague,
rivaiissnt Dc loogusur ct do ru.
dssss. Aiusi, ran dee bOis voisins du
Naeksasis s'appslls % ssquimau keiek.
odiileAit res Et 10 plupsrt de- sutsoo
dinomiustioos oout ! ravenaut!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04

Le Berlissr Taseblan raconte ranecdots
soivante:
"1lya qaelQase iours, 90 2tsit cbes 10
prince 0uillsume ranniveesaire Do la nais.
osoce d'un do 80 oaisats. L. prince d
Bismarck spports sn present ~ petit prio.
- IN orgse Do Basbarie.
"Trois jours apsAs, 10 jsaas prince -
plaignit N. dc Bismarck quill 10 pouvait
pas joasr do rorsue, car sss nains - fati.
guaieut vite, OF pris 10 chancellor Do vouloir
6ien lui jouer qnelque chose. Le chancelies -
NIT ! t0usner 10 manivells do iorgue, majs
avee one telle 6nergie qoa lee sons do l'las-
tramsnt attisersnt presque tosslss uembses
Do 10 famille imp6riale, grands q pstits, Of
CO desuiers comaencereut dancer aotopf
do prince Dc Bismarck.
"Ls prince Guillaums, voyant que con
Gle sin6 preuait aussi part 10 daose, 6t
observer 90 chancellor:
"-C'est vraimeut 6toonant. V0ici m
petit futnr emPereur que vOus faites d<jA
dancer votre goiss."
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BuckIen's Arnlca Salve,

Cest le meilleur onguent au monde pour lee Cou-
pures lee Meurtrissures es Plaies. les Ulceres. les
lnAammstiOns catsrrhales. lee B0utOns de Aevre,
les Dartres, les Mains gerc9es, lee Engclures, lss
C0es ct toutss lee Eruptions de II Peau ct gu6rit
positivemeut lee H6morroIdes oU ancun Placement
ne sra exige Garanti de dOnner parfaite aatisfac
tion on largent SRA rems. Prix 25 cents 10 bois.
A veadre par lee dr0guistss.
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUcHE,
lOJ MILE r DEM
lAU-OESSOUS De l'EGliSE ST. PIERRE


Edward Shepherd. do Harr,sburg. Ill.,, dit: (:
" Ayant rseu I'M 81 grand ben66oe d-s Bittrrs Eec-
triques je sens Qu'l ess do mon dsvoir do 10 fArs
sav0ir lhumsntS sOufrxnts. J'ai Gu nns lls's
snpursnte aur ma jamie pendant hnit ans mcs MS.
docins the disaient quill fsudrait CRATER les
putes IL aDbe, Jai fait usage cOntraire. dc rOis
bOutess do Bitte-s Electrigues ct Dc sept bottles
dOngueDt rArnica de BaeAlsu, ct ma Jamie est
suj0ursl'hui ssinc ct gn6ris"
Lea bittsrs ElectriQnss ~ vendent 30 Cents IL
bsuteis OF rtDngUeat d'Arnica do Bucklcu p cents
10 b0its eises vOSre Dharmacien.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04

and usrslteaSias these y trouble aheaA. TIE dl.
Rsstivs oresns Whsu healthy. oeavs food. the per.
vous sysse, when vigosose esd tranquil. sives "
possseser no ueessasss at night toEic, to b e.
ieoeive, shoulL net b asso sppstisee nor ~ the
oeevee 70 b strsugthsaed end the uaaSd.
q setioa Of 9 se6asive oe . narcotic. What y ~
euired u wsdesioe whieh isvigoraess tie sto0soh
81 Witch sss.s sbs cssvous sysis1. = TS(i .
eshse parts Of The phyaeal orHesso. aee strength.
eSsd. Thess ars tie sAsets Of Hoststtse's Stomach
Dittses. . Dedieies whose repataticn = Soccded
cooSsod se ito teaie snt bilioas end eehee peepsr
tioe lt y ussd With the bsst results h Ssvee aaA
s9us, rhsumatisa, kidnsy end utssins .Vsaksscs.
aSA oHhoe malndifo.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-06-04

mails, % sentant un lDeu press6 par
rheure, il ins6rs son pouoe gaHche dams
aon oreille gauche, ct de - main droite
II continua 4 fenilleter con dicti0nnairp,
On se r6petant 1 demi.vOix: Celevixs,
oslsviss, pour ne pas entendre les oi.
0eauX.
-CHic cxic exic!
-Celeyixs, ccleviss, celeriss!
Cette esl'Acs de dialogue bizarre du.
rait depuis une demi.minute, lorsque IL
volontA dAndr6 commence 4 cetler, sui.
want en- celia lexeDple de son attention (;
car 10 pamvre Andre s'apercut quill
cherchait ccieyiss au milieu des pages
consacrees / Ia lettre y.
.Pouc en- Anir svcc cette 0tsessi0n, II
- Iieva brusquement ct ALA regarder
rar'la fenetre.
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toiro On fait fol.
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con des Poljamiq, eo0ta II vie Z Tango.
- Patapoq1 beoailla deux families, ct
Iht cause que 10 je0ue Andre Po!jamtn
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jsuue Andre Poljamin pr6pereit 80 Dc.
voirs Of 80 lecous pour 10 lycee, des tot.
seaux svaieut coustruit leur mid. De.
puis qu'ils avaient pose 10 premiere
briudiile 4 10 fourche lie deux branches,
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vail ,des oiseaux quo de - propre beeo.
que, await furieusement n6glig6 son
Coru6lius N6pos ct ses declinaisons
Rrecques. lie professor dc ciuquieme
await commeuc6 par secouer 10 tAte
dun cir scaudalis6, puis Il await mis- de
petites notes sur le cshier dc coerespou.
dance d'Andr6, ct le pere IAutlr6 await
frouo6 les sourcils. C0mme lee lDetites
notes % reproduisaieut pfriodiQuement,
,le papa indigu6 await grood6 son petit
garcou, ct memo ravsit priv6 de des.
oert % jour que 10 famille Poljamin 70.
oevait dee a,nis . table. Quclle pri.
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pas NAL d'amour. pronre!
II.
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dier celles fAristide le juste ct dc Pau.
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parmi les mysteries, - casse-coa ct lee
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con grecque, lorsQue lee petits oiseaux,
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quilles.
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geste symbolique d'alIongee ID main
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weuceut les tribulstious Do l4colier pa.
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